Where is this? - possibly Mildenhall??

I would discount BD as probably opened (1939, anyone?) after these pics were taken.

Hi again, and thanks for all of your input, there could be a good result over at key publishing forum, I am being rude and assuming everybody has access to that forum ??? If not please say and I will transfer the most relevant parts over if thats ok ? or am I being very naughty suggesting this ???
I can see another 'which airfield' challenge coming up soon from the collection I have access to ? It includes airfield buildings !!!

Keith.

PNK, Not a challenge more of a finding info about this persons career, where, when and why ! and some very interesting photos of a very long career covering some very different aircraft and locations !

Hope this link works :-

forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=85496

Keith.

The guess at key is Waddington.
Personally I didn't know Waddo had double GS, can anyone confirm it did?
On Google Earth there is a very good candidate for where the pics were taken, if you look to the bottom left of the southern most 'C' you can see what appears to be an old hangar base being used as a fuel bowser park. The layout would be exactly the same as the posted pics, ie old hangar set back from 'C', and door ends at right angles to each other.

Hi,

Waddo did have GS sheds (10) but they where single not double. Well they look like GS Sheds in the aerial photo I have? I would post it but its not my pic.

Mawganmad from the info I have there used to be 3 hangars in a line to the west of the most southern C-type, but they where single and where oriented the same as the C-type (doors north/south),

The first was just south of the Guardroom, on what today is a nice bit of tarmac parking, www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.17194&lon=-0....&z=19.1&r=0&src="msl"

the second was here www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.171235&lon=-0...&z=19.1&r=0&src="msl"

the last here www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.170444&lon=-0...&z=18.6&r=0&src="msl"

The other 7 where on the other side of the airfield no trace today www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.166436&lon=-0...&z=18.6&r=0&src="msl"

Stevo

The whole thing has moved on to Wittering now, this one is looking even better, link provided in my last post !
Will be asking the same question, but another location, later, thanks again for all your help.

Keith.